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The 'caring' chief executive officer of ACRE, the Alliance for Cohesion and Racial Equality is up for a Pride of ...
Reading Festival has grown over the years, attracting world-leading acts and worldwide television audiences.
Reading-based digital artist Leslee Barron has been the backbone of the Newtown Community Garden said her nominator for Community Champion ...
The Young Person of the Year award celebrates youngsters engaged in diverse and challenging tasks or who have simply stepped ...
Connect Reading have 20 years of connecting businesses and charities under their belts with their events and campaigns
A woman who has run the Music Club charity for 13 years has created a safe place for families with ...
A competition-winning dance school and its owner have been put forward for the Business in Action under 50 employees award
Daisy's Dream is a local lifeline charity that supports children and families who are facing the loss of a loved ...
Chiltern Training, which has been training apprentices across Reading since 1993, has been nominated for Business in Action under 50 ...
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